Maa Tarni Fly Ash Bricks

We set up Maa Tarni Fly Ash Bricks out here in Sindriguia village. It’s in the Chaibasa taluka, near the bus stand in Jagarnathpur. Being near the bus stand means there is always people moving around and plenty of noise. The village is quiet otherwise, but our yard gets its fair share of activity. We deal with fly ash bricks, which are a bit different from the regular clay ones you see. They are grey and stack up quite neatly. The ground here in West Singhbhum can get very dry, so we are always dealing with a lot of dust. We have a small crew of guys from the village who help with the making and the stacking. It’s not an easy job, especially when the sun is beating down on the open yard. We don't have much of a building, just where the machinery sits and the piles of finished bricks. Sometimes the trucks struggle with the local roads after the rain, but we’ve seen it all before. We’ve been in this spot for a bit now, and we’re just part of the landscape. People know to find us near the post office or the bus stand. We don't spend money on advertising or anything like that. We just focus on getting the bricks made and loaded onto the trailers. It’s a lot of sweat and heavy lifting. We start early in the morning before it gets too hot to move. It’s just a regular village business, nothing more.